Picture Your Kids 'Unmasked' And Feeling Like They Belong
Perfect for ⤵️
→ Autistic kids 💪
→ ADHD/AuDHD kids ⚡
→ Teaching ND awareness 👀
Make Your Story Come To Life With Free Bonus Activities!!!
This isn't just a book. It's an experience with bonus activities that deepens connection with your kids, including:
- Pre- and post-reading questions.
- Hands-on activities and games
- Creative fun to keep the story going
- Explorations of self advocacy, perspective taking, emotions, sensory experiences and problem solving!
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Gallop Into Stripey’s Story
Your neurodivergent learners will discover how their unique differences are more than just “OK”—they’re what make the world such a vibrant place!
Let’s take a sneak peek! 👀
In the beginning...
Stripey wants to be a horse
He sees horses everywhere. They gallop and play. They look a lot like him…but they’re different.
He tries everything to become a horse—even scratching off his stripes!
One day...
Stripey falls into a deep, dark hole
While trying to act like a horse, he falls off a cliff and lands in a 'dark place'.
But then, something amazing happens…
A friend arrives…
Hooty saves Stripey and takes him to the jungle
In the jungle, Stripey meets all kinds of new animals. Some of them are trying to act like other animals, too!
Soon, Stripey discovers that pretending to be someone else takes a toll, and embracing his true self brings peace and joy.
Teach Neurodiversity Awareness In A Fun Way
→ Build a positive self-identity: Help your students value and embrace the things that make them different.
→ Teach neurodiversity awareness: Teach all kids (not just ND kids) about diversity, empathy and acceptance.
→ Simple, easy-to-understand language: Each page is easily digestible and uses simple, effortless language.
About The Neurodivergent Author
Chris Wenger (aka, Speech Dude) is an energetic, ADHD, speech language pathologist who’s worked with autistic and neurodivergent tweens and teens for 20+ years.
He’s a thought leader and prominent voice on neurodiversity, with a relentless passion to help kids thrive and be proud of who they are.
